Master of Science [M.S] [Informatics] From University of South Carolina - Upstate

• The Master of Science in Informatics program consists of at least 30 credit hours beyond the baccalaureate degree. This includes a minimum of eight required courses (24 credit hours) and six credit hours of thesis or independent study.
• Two tracks of study are available to students: Health Information Management (HIM) and Information Resource Management (IRM).
• Many employees today are information workers (even if their job title does not officially reflect the role) whose daily job duties require the usage of an array of information and communication technologies as well as information management and processing practices, procedures and methodologies.
• The design, procurement, implementation, maintenance and evolution of information-based resources are collectively known as information resource management. The mission of the Department of Informatics is to prepare professionals with a multi-disciplinary education rich in information technology, information management, business and communication - skills the information resource management job market is looking for in today?s graduates.

Student Learning Outcome:

• Upon graduation from the Master of Science in Informatics program, students will be able to:

• Envision and plan information management systems, solutions, structures and processes.
• Ensure legal and regulatory compliance.
• Utilize information management resources to analyze and transform information into a knowledge-creating competitive advantage for businesses or organizations.